Bryan Will Be Our Next President Says National Outlook
United Press reports Chicago dispatch on March 11 stating Democracy is poised for victory with Bryan as nominee. Ury Woodson predicts the South remains solid for Democrats while northern discontent and Prohibition activity won’t shift the result. Roosevelt is blamed for energizing liberal sentiment. A sub committee plans to allocate Denver convention rail access for delegates.
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United Press
Chicago
Bryan
Ury Woodson
Owensboro
Democratic National Committee
South
Roosevelt
National Committee
Denver
Peacemaker Struck By Brick in Quarry Dispute
A quarrel after a laborer’s discharge led to a three way altercation at a quarry. John Frank faced charges after allegedly striking Fred Santo and Joseph Correy sought assault information. Mayor Mayne presided as Frank was discharged on one charge and fined on another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne
John Frank
Joe Correy
Frank
Joseph
Fred Santo
Stockholders Shun Dividend At New Castle Savings
Bank stockholders show little interest in the ten percent dividend. Marcus Feuchtwanger has seen only a few requests in days. Receiver Painter will visit the National Bank of Lawrence County after 10 o clock tomorrow, and the Associated Charities will accept an order to draw the dividend if stockholders refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Painter
National Bank of
Lawrence County
Associated Charities
John Weatherby
Union Township
Nannie R. Weatherby
W. D. Wallace
New Castle
Autopsy Set To Probe Goulds Bulldog Death
George J. Gould requests an autopsy of his prize English bulldog Heath Baronet valued at 5000 dollars to determine if poisoning caused its death at Georgian Court Goulds summer home Lakewood New Jersey. Gould hopes authorities investigate and punish the guilty if confirmed.
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Lakewood
N. J
George J. Gould
Heath Baronet
Georgian Court
Gould
Six Year Old Burns Girl Injured Lighting Gas
Marie Burns of Croton Avenue, Croton, fell from a table while trying to light the gas and severely bit her tongue, nearly severing it. A physician attended to her injuries.
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Marie
John Burns
Croton Avenue
Brownsville Affair Reports Divide Senate Committee
The Senate military affairs committee issued three reports on the Brownsville affray. A Warren-led majority supports the president’s dismissal of the 25th Infantry. a minority led by Scott, Foraker, Bulkely, and Heminway disputes guilt among the soldiers. a Foraker-Bulkley separate report fully vindicates the troops and urges restoration of all rights. President Roosevelt backs re-enlistment for those cleared.
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United Press
Washington
Military Affairs Committee
Senate Today
Brownsville
Warren
25Th Infantry
Scott
Foraker
Bulkely
Heminway
Roosevelt
Almost a Riot at a Wrestling Bout in Chicago
In Chicago 600 spectators rioted near Brooke's Casino after Leo Pardello attacked Charles Olson following Olson's victory in a two of three falls match. Assistant Chief Schuettler and detectives protected Pardello as the crowd surged toward the ring though referee Fleming tried to separate them. Pardello won the first fall, Olson the second, and Pardello the deciding third in 18 minutes 45 seconds.
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Chicago
Olson
Pardello
Fleming
Schuettler
Ingersoll's Widow Sues for Fee in Davis Will Case
Washington march 11 years after his death the supreme court is asked to fix a price on the eloquence of Colonel Robert J Ingersoll Mrs Eva Ingersoll widow seeks 100000 as a fee alleged to be due for his work in the Andrew J Davis will case Davis a western magnate died an attempt to break his will led to Ingersoll being employed a compromise followed one trial but the fee was not paid
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Robert J. Ingersoll
Eva Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Andrew J. Davis
Davis
West
Orders Issued to Vacate Buildings for Street Bridge
Street Commissioner Jud Barteaux served notices to Harvey McGoun Will Devlin Charles McCandless and the Devlin heirs directing all buildings affected by the new Pittsburg street bridge to be moved by April 1.
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Jud Barteaux
Pittsburg Street
Harvey McGoun
Will Devlin
Charles McCandless
Devlin
Portersville Oil Drilling activity and local notices
In Portersville Mrs Harmer is ill with grip and Ralph MacClymonds recovering from pneumonia. Communion will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Dr Cowden of Butler leases oil property nearby. Charles Coulter and Presley Myers lease farms for oil and coal. Hoch Oil of Chicora plans wells on Wallace and James Frazier farms. Prospect Oil and Gas will drill on William Kaufman farm, Adams Company on Jefferson Frazier farm.
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Dr. Cowden
Butler
Charles Coulter
Presley Myers
Portersville
Hoch Oil Company
Chicora
Wallace
James Frazier
Prospect Oil and Gas Company
William Kaufman
Adams Company
Jefferson Frazier
Hospital Notes Roy McClelland Moved for Typhoid Fever
Roy McClelland of Sutton Street was taken to the hospital Wednesday in White's ambulance. He is suffering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McClelland
Sutton Street
White’s Ambulance
Police Chief Craine Falls While Campaigning in icy Sheakleyville
Sharon chief of police Marion Crain fracturing a hip after falling on an icy pavement while canvassing for sheriff. Crain, a sheriff candidate, was injured but his campaign continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheakleyville
Marion Crain
Sharon
Tickets On Sale for Ross Bout at the Colliseum
Tickets for the boxing match between Tony Ross and Jim Jeffords go on sale at Winternitz’s tobacco store Washington Street Bill Smith’s pool room Croton Avenue William Hall’s barber shop Washington Street Fred Hyde’s drug store Mahoning Town Gus Caravassos’ pool room Long Avenue and through committee members.
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Tony Ross
Jim Jeffords
Colliseum
Winternitz
Washington Street
Bill Smith
Croton Avenue
William Hall
Fred Hyde
Mahoningtown
Gus Caravassos
Long Avenue
Mayor Schmitz Is Out of Jail Again
San Francisco March 11 May or Eugene Schmitz is free from jail restraints and resumes work on defending charges of bribery tied to public service corporations. Bonds total 280000. Judge Dunne ordered release on the indictment while the case is sent to another grand jury per the supreme court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Dunne
Schmitz
Supreme Court
Queer Taken to Pittsburg Hospital for Unknown Illness
Fred A. Queer assistant trainmaster of the Pennsylvania company has been moved from the local hospital to Mercy hospital in Pittsburg after weeks of illness. Doctors are baffled and trainmen and friends await news of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Queer
Pennsylvania Company
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Mr. Queer
Accident at Cairo Race Sparks Carelessness Charge
An investigation opened into yesterday's automobile races after Hugo Fenders's De Dion struck spectators. Four were killed and 16 injured as authorities faulted track policing and labeled the incident gross carelessness.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hugo Fenders
de Dion
Lilyville Social Notes Mixed Visits In Pittsburg Week
Lilyville town brief lists visits and gatherings. Jackson Kaufman travels to Pittsburg on business. S. E. Allison visits his sister Mrs Nogel. Mrs George Nogel and Mrs Rev Whistler visit Mrs Henry Potter. Laura Moyers hosts Miss Helen Kaufman and Miss Anna Nevin with others at Friday afternoon gathering. A quilting gathering hosted by Mrs Roy McDonnell includes many named attendees.
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Jackson Kaufman
Pittsburg
S. E. Allison
Nogel
George Nogel
Rev. Whistler
Henry Potter
Laura Moyers
Helen Kaufman
Anna Nevin
Roy McDonnell
Kaufman
Whistler
G. Nogel
Graff
Nye
Nevin
A. Nogel
John Nevin
Bert Fisher
Parker
Byron Paden
Artie McDowell
David Moyer
Ellwood City
Notable visits and social gatherings in New Castle
New Bedford undertaker J. H. Duff is spending a few days in New Castle. Davidson McBride departed for Omaha to visit his son the Rev. R. D. A. McBride who is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. George C. Thompson of New Castle and Mrs. Allen of Coitsville visit Mrs. Davidson McBride. Frances Moore and her brother Willis hosted friends with games music and a luncheon on Tuesday evening.
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J. H. Duff
New Castle
Davidson McBride
Omaha
Neb
R. D. A. McBride
George C. Thompson
Allen
Coitsville
Frances Moore
Willis
Harlansburg Institute Meeting At Presbyterian Church
A local teachers institute will be held at Harlansburg Presbyterian Church on Saturday night March 14. The event gathers educators from area schools for discussions and professional activities.
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Harlansburg Presbyterian Church
Navy to commission new Atlantic fleet vessels soon
Progress reports show the nucleus ships nearing complete readiness with battleships Idaho and New Hampshire near full completion and several cruisers and a submarine ready for service. The Atlantic fleet is scheduled to reach San Francisco by May 5 with a grand review planned May 8 by Secretary Metcalf, after practice at Magdalena Bay and stops at multiple California ports.
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Washington
Atlantic
Navy Department Toam
Idaho
Hamphire
North Carolina
Montana
Chester
Birmingham
Salem
Michigan
Delaware
North Dakota
San Francisco
Pacific
Evans
San Diego
Santa Barbara
San Pedro
Santa Cruz
Mrs Metcalf Declared Insane in Indianapolis
Beatrice Thomas Metcalf, confined at relatives’ home after multiple escape efforts and a suicide attempt, was declared insane by a lunacy commission. She previously shot at attorney S R Hamill during the John R Walsh trial, believing her bullet killed him, and accuses Hamill of injustice over a son custody case.
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Indianapolis
Beatrice Thomas Metcalf
S. R. Hamill
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Commissioners to Meet Street Railway Officials
County commissioners will meet with street railway officials Thursday to decide if New Castle Traction will pay its share of the Pittsburg street bridge rebuilding cost and determine the portion it must cover.
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New Castle Traction Company
Pittsburg Street Bridge
Louise Wallinger Recovers After Streetcar Injury
Louise Wallinger ten year old daughter of Joseph Wallinger of Carbon has shown marked improvement after being struck by a street car near her home on February 26. She was hospitalized in serious condition with head injuries and widespread bruising but has been removed to her home.
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Little Louise Wallinger
Joseph Wallinger
Carbon
Baptist Reunion Date Change At Rock Point Picnic
The annual reunion of Western Pennsylvania Baptist churches moved from July 23 to July 28 at Rock Point. The event, one of the year's largest picnics, is expected to draw about 10 000 attendees.
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The
Baptist Churches of
Western Pennsylvania
Rock Point
Classified Realty Listings With Multiple Properties
A list of room and bath counts with prices and addresses including 217 West Grant Street 651 North Mill Street 63 North Mill Street 121 Cottage Street 312 West Grant Street 218 West Falls Street 17 East Lawrence Street and others detailing store rooms offices warerooms barns and a range of rents from 2.00 to 40.00 in various Delaware addresses.
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Phillips Place
Bath
Southland Avenue
Jefferson Street
Shenango Street
East St
Beaver Street
North Mercer Street
North Mill Street
Delaware
Svgrug
Beniences
Audley St
West Grant Street
Cottage Street
West Grant St
Norris Alley
Pittsburg St
W. Falls Street
East Lawrence St
N. Mill Street
E. North Street
North Mill St
W. Grant St
N. Beaver Street
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New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Woodbury
Woodbury Institutes
G. W. Clutton
City
Lodge
Warner
Dupont
Taliferro
Foster
Overman
Frazier
McCreary
Ross
Mayor Schmitz
Lilyville
New Bedford
Harlansburg
Atlantic Squadron
ST. Railway CO
Louise Wallinger
Clare P. Dushane
East Washington Street
Bell
Sherman House
Carl Bell
John Street
East Side
Pearson Street
Ed L. Long
Clutton
L. Levine
Moravia Street
BE. S. B
Varsailes Avenue
McKeesport
H. M. Wirsing
East Street
Bell Phone
Union
X. Travers
Ee Ee
Scioto Street
Stillman’s
Frank Gamble
Union Livery
Fountain Inn
Care Star Family Theatre
Maitland St
Irpet
F. P. Steckel
East South Street
A. B. Care News Office
Southern Railroad
J. H. Sherritt
Seventh Ward
Disciple Church
E. J. Hinkson
South New Castle
Star Grocery Company
Greer Block
R. G. Morgan
Camp Run
Postoffice
Cella R. D
Keystone Dye and Cleaning Works
South Mill Street
Henry Klee
James B. Elliott
Kimbell
Mr. Elliott
Wheeling
Mr. Kimbell
Morton Street
Wallace Avenue
Home Street
R. D. Gartley
Lee Avenue
North
Keystone Driller Co
J. E. Dodds
Beaver Falls
National Cash Register
Cascade Street
Highland Avenue
Coaltown Road
O. C. Stumple
DuShane Street
Cumberland Avenue
Third Ward
P. J. Watson
Boyles Avenue
North Bay Street
Wm. L. Rick
Youngstown Road
English Avenue
Highland
E. F. G. Harper
H. L. Robinson
Jersey
W. W. Gibson
Pulaski
Fairmont Avenue
C. Ed. Smith Hardware Co
Wwalton
E. J. O’brien
Neshannock Avenue
Jere Bauman
Lids
P. O
Y. Z
Care News
Jere Kauman
Garfield Avenue
W. G. Ayers
J. Jasut
J. P. Allen
Star Grocery Co
Lincol
Milton Street
Bath, Gas and Hall
Shaw Street
Lizio
Bartram Avenue
Lisiv
Isioca
Washington — Street
Jackson
Leasure Avenue
Gia
W. c
Gas
Walnut Street
North Hill
C. PB. Norris
Mast Long Avenue
Union National Bank
Reil
L. M. Buchanan
McKinley
Spring Streets
Nemo Street
Shady Side
Diamond
Bleakley Avenue
Cunningham = avenue
Dean Block
Dollar Sayings Association
John
G. Nothdurft
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. F. Obenauf
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Church
Obenauf
Caroline Knobloch
William Knobloch
Charles E. Medard
North Highland Avenue
Trade Manus Labels
Joshua R. H. Potts
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Ninth St
Dearborn St
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